The Surface Book is a new laptop from Microsoft. It’s essentially a convertible Surface Pro, with a touchscreen tablet that lifts away from the full-sized keyboard. It boasts a 13.5-inch display, a 12-hour battery life, and a glass trackpad. The Surface Book will be released on October 26, with prices starting at $1,499.

The Lumia 950 (arriving in November for $549) is the new flagship device, with a 5.2-inch screen, a Snapdragon 808 processor, a liquid cooling system, and a 20-megapixel camera. The 950 XL (priced at $649) is almost identical except for the 5.7-inch screen. And the 550 is a budget option available for just $139 when it’s launched in December.

Microsoft also unveiled the Display Dock, which turns Windows phones into Windows PCs, the new Microsoft Band 2, being billed as the ultimate fitness device, and HoloLens development kits, priced at a whopping $3,000.

Currently only available in the U.S., the Moments tab will be visible on the Android and iOS apps, and on the Web. Twitter is curating these Moments themselves, with launch partners such as BuzzFeed, Fox News, Getty Images, NASA, and the New York Times pitching in. This provides an overview of the big stories of the day, as seen through the eyes of Twitter users.

The odd thing about Moments is that’s a new Twitter feature aimed at those not currently using Twitter. The social networking site has around 300 million users who are already engaged with the platform. But that means there are billions of people who aren’t using Twitter and seem to have zero interest in doing so. Moments could help draw them in.

Facebook Lets You Doodle On Pics

Facebook now lets you draw all over your photos. Or write rude messages. Or generally just ruin great pictures with unnecessary nonsense. This is all thanks to Doodle, a new feature being added to its main mobile app. According to GeekWire, a similar feature has been available on Facebook’s Messenger app since last year.

IBM Pairs Watson With Dylan

IBM has persuaded Bob Dylan to appear in one of its ads, and the results are unsurprisingly unsettling. Dylan is a master lyricist, and probably the finest musical poet of the 20th century, but he’s not particularly gifted at delivering scripted lines. Which makes this ad a cringefest of extreme proportions.

Universal Releases Jaws 19 Trailer

And finally, how many Jaws films have been made? If you answered “Four” then you’re sorely mistaken, as there have actually been 18 Jaws films made to date. We know because Universal has released a new trailer for Jaws 19, which reminds us of all 18 of the previous films.

OK, so this isn’t real. Instead, it’s just a promo for the Back to the Future 30th Anniversary Trilogy boxset being released on October 21 (the date Marty McFly traveled to in Back to the Future II. Where, among other things, he saw a trailer for Jaws 19. Ah, now it all makes sense.

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